Figuring out what toad is right for me?

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

If you're open to making a semi-aquatic tank, you could keep Bombina species (Which I know aren't really toads) which are nice in colors, personality, and make great pets. Here's our care-sheet on them if you're interested: http://www.frogforum.net/content.php...-and-relatives

[Deku]

If you're open to making a semi-aquatic tank, you could keep Bombina species (Which I know aren't really toads) which are nice in colors, personality, and make great pets. Here's our care-sheet on them if you're interested: http://www.frogforum.net/content.php...-and-relatives

what about real toads? ps thank you

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Well if you want real toads, I suggest the American toad, they're small and easy captives when I owned them

[Strider18]

Bumblebee Toads are a possibility, but they can be expensive captive bred.

[Deku]

Bumblebee Toads are a possibility, but they can be expensive captive bred.

I saw the bumblebees and im not fond of small amphibians because i got horrible eye sight and cant see small objects well... This is why i am aiming for something bigger

[Deku]

Well if you want real toads, I suggest the American toad, they're small and easy captives when I owned them

i dont mind the size just wanted something longlived